Moot Booxlé on MOOG MATRIARCH with IK UnoDrum and UnoSynth

Published on Sep 18, 2019 mootbooxle

"Recorded live at STG Soundlabs! Special thanks to Suit & Tie Guy for making this all happen.
I call this one 'Uno Mama'. I really really like the UnoDrum...a very inspiring little box!
Everything is synced to a MIDI clock.
There might even be more content! :O

Video and audio filmed and recorded by STG.
Edited and mixed by Moot."

Cyclone TT-303 & TT-606 minimal Acid tryout jam ... #TTNM

Published on Sep 18, 2019 THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES

"Sold some modular synth gear and got those two acid grooveboxes from Cyclone Analogic instead.

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This is a first try out jam session with the two analog clones of the iconic Roland TB-303 and TR-606 bass and drum computers.

First impressions:
+ The sequencers are really cool and intuitive. It still requires some practice, but there seem to be a lot of live-friendly functions to keep things interesting.
+ Build quality is good and the units come with a deck saver and a soft case.
+ Sound is ... I don't know. I'm not a 303/606 purist at all. It's good enough for my taste :-)
- Power plugs are 9V center negative, but not the standard barrel diameters (booh!) so you need adapters if you don't want to use their power supplies, for example when you want to power the units with a USB power bank (which works great, as each unit draws less than 300mA).
- No PDF manuals (boooh!!!) ... in fact I didn't even get a reply asking for them. The units come with printed manuals, but in the era of tablets and full-text search I find those very inconvenient.

All in all they're fun though and the prices aren't bad either."

Beginner's Patches IV - 2nd voice and delay

Published on Sep 18, 2019 Omri Cohen

"So in this episode, we will add another voice, this time with using the VCO-2 and LFO-2, and we will also add delay and see how we can set the delay time to be in sync with the sequence.

If you like what I do and want to support my work, consider joining my crew on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/omricohen"

Roland System 100 Synthesizer

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"A rarely seen complete Roland System 100 Synthesizer, consisting of the Model 101 Synthesizer, Model 102 Expander, Model 103 Mixer, Model 104 Sequencer, and Model 109 Speakers. Circa 1976. A monolithic semi-modular synthesiser with a 37-note keyboard, and that classic analogue Roland sound. A very rare opportunity to own one of the icons in the history of analog synthesisers. Made in Japan. Serviced prior to sale."

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Waldorf Microwave XT Shadow

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"Works great, sounds great! This is the rarer 'Shadow' edition of the synth. Includes highly desirable Board 2. 10 Voices. Ships with original power supply AND box."

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A $99 DIY Synth & Effects Kit from Korg: The Korg Nu:Tekt NTS-1 | Reverb Demo

Published on Sep 18, 2019

"Korg's latest, the Nu:Tekt NTS-1, is an affordable mono synth powered by the Prologue's Multi Drive, and today Nick from Korg is taking it for a test drive in our studio."

Make Noise: This Week's Patch Forecast!

Published on Sep 18, 2019 MAKEN0ISE

"It's going to be getting a little patchy this week. Let's have a look at the whole system from coast to coast."

Mr Rogers Neighborhood // It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (Synth Cover))

Published on Sep 18, 2019 Ace Waters

Sonic Album: http://www.acewaters.com/gottagoslow

Modular DIY 07 - Befaco Chopping Kinky

Published on Sep 18, 2019 Molten Music Technology

"The Chopping Kinky is a dual channel cross modulating wave folding module that will turn your sine waves into blobs of morphing goo. It's thick, delicious and chewable. Befaco sent me a kit to build and here's the long winded result. I'll be doing another video of the Chopping Kinky in action but there's a short demo at the end.

http://www.moltenmodular.com
http://patreon.com/robinvincent

Intro - 0:16
The kit - 1:06
Main Board bag A - Resistors - 3:08
Main Board bag A - Diodes - 8:43
Main Board ICs - 11:53
Main Board bag B - Capcitors - 16:48
Control Board bag A - resistors and capacitors - 21:34
Control Board bag B - pots and sockets - 26:45
The missing capacitor - 30:39
First test and calibration - 35:21
Fixing the problem - 41:05
Recalibrating - 42:50
Here it is, the Chopping Kinky - 44:49
Final thoughts - 54:52"

Why PATCHBAYS are AWESOME

Published on Sep 18, 2019 once upon a synth

"I go over how I use patchbays in my small home studio to generate new ideas. I cover the basics of how they work and then I go over some examples of how I use them in practice. This is not so much a tutorial on how patchbays work technically but it's more a showcase of how they help inspire creativity."